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Dodge County adopts 2025'2029 capital plan, approves ARPA-funded equipment and human services budget increases
Summary
At its Oct. 15, 2024 meeting, the Dodge County Board of Supervisors adopted the county's 2025'2029 Capital Improvement Plan and approved a slate of resolutions including ARPA-funded purchases for the Sheriff's Office, IT upgrades, and several Human Services budget increases totaling millions.
The Dodge County Board of Supervisors on Oct. 15, 2024 adopted the county's Capital Improvement Plan for 2025'2029 and approved multiple budget amendments and purchases, including ARPA-funded equipment for the Sheriff's Office and upgrades to county data storage.
The board approved Resolution 24-38 adopting the county's 2025'2029 Capital Improvement Plan after a motion by Supervisor Guchenberger (the transcript includes alternative spellings of this name in places) and a second by Supervisor Benter; the transcript records the vote as passing 30 to 1. The Finance Committee had forwarded the plan, noting the plan's fiscal impacts for 2025 would be reflected in the proposed 2025 Dodge County budget appropriations.
The board also adopted Resolution 24-39, the county investment policy, which the Finance Committee reviewed on Oct. 7, 2024. The record includes a brief clarification that committee member Nancy Kaye attended virtually; the measure passed unanimously as recorded.
Several ARPA-funded public-safety purchases were approved. Resolution 24-40 authorized acquiring mobile fingerprint scanners…
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